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Articles from October 11, 2021

• UPDATE: Burning, Stolen Car May Have Sparked Newell Fire In Napa County; Driver Arrested
• COVID Variant Medical Detectives Deploying To San Francisco International
• Case Of Missing Modesto Teen Susan Bender Re-Opened 36 Years Later
• Former Colorado Teachers Jonathan & Diana Toebbe Now Accused In Espionage Case
• High Winds Force Power Shutoffs As PG&E Works To Prevent 'Catastrophic Wildfires'
• High Winds Cause Dust Storms In Lancaster Area, Prompting Roadway Closures
• Carjacking Suspect Take Into Custody After LAPD Pursuit
• Police Impound Car In Pittsburg Allegedly Involved In San Francisco Sideshow
• Southwest Airlines Experiences Slew Of Cancellations, Delays Nationwide
• San Francisco Giants Win Epic Defensive Battle Over Dodgers 1-0
• At Least 82 People In Colorado Got Sick Due To Salmonella Outbreak Tied To Seafood
• 'These Guys Are Ambassadors For Their Species': Meet The Minnesota Zoo's Rare African Penguins
• Grieving Father Issues Plea After Pill Laced With Fentanyl Kills Concord High School Teen
• On A Positive Note: Blind Quarterback Thrills
• Rental Cars & Out-Of-Town Drivers Should Know About Colorado's Traction Law
• 2 Killed, 2 Hospitalized After Small Plane Crashes Into UPS Truck In San Diego County Neighborhood
• Exclusive Video: Man Attempts To Snatch 3-Year-Old Girl From Grandmother In Bronx Neighborhood
• Red Sox Walk It Off Against Rays, Advance To ALCS
• Exclusive: New Jersey Man Victim Of Baseball Bat Attack In Brooklyn
• 'He's An Extremely Lucky Individual': Home Explosion In Edgewood Leaves Man Seriously Injured
• Robbery Suspect Found Dead After Shootout With Police In Woodlawn
• Miami City Manager Suspends Police Chief Art Acevedo 'With The Intent To Terminate His Employment'
• Annapolis Couple Accused Of Trying To Sell Military Secrets To Foreign Government
• 'He Was A Young Man Full Of Promise': Mervo High School Mourns Loss Of Football Player Elijah Gorham
• McDonald's Is Offering Free 'Thank You' Meals To Teachers Across The Country
• Jackson Leads Ravens Back To 31-25 OT Win Over Colts
• Wind-Driven Fires Spring Up Across Northern California
• Tony Moreno And Ed Gainey, Candidates For Mayor Of Pittsburgh, Tackle Crucial Issues During Debate
• Dodgers Lose 1-0, Trail Giants 2-1 In NLDS
• What Kind Of Compensation Should Travelers Expect When Flights Are Canceled?
• Carson City Council Meets To Discuss Foul Odor Impacting Residents
• St. Paul Mass Shooting: 2 Men Each Face A Dozen Charges In Deadly Shootout
• Jon Gruden Resigns As Head Coach Of Las Vegas Raiders Amid Accusations Of Making Racist, Homophobic, Misogynistic Comments
• Hospital Patient In Denver Shares Story Of 20-Hour-Long Wait For Room
• No Charges Filed In US Marshal Task Force's Fatal Shooting Of Winston Smith In Uptown
• Officials Consider Big Changes After Several Fights Break Out At Pennsauken High School Football Game
• Will The Texas Electric Grid Be Able To Handle State's Bitcoin Mining Rush?
• Metro By T-Mobile Shooting Sparks Plenty Of Questions About Lauderhill Police Response Time
• Two Killed In Rosedale Shooting Monday Night
• One White Sox Fans Inks His Promise, Another Casts A Spell To Give South Siders Hope
• Often Voiceless, Black And Hispanic Abuse Victims Find Support
• Lynx And Timberwolves Unveil New Basketball Court In Prairie Island Indian Community
• COVID: First Cruise Ship Docked In San Francisco Since Pandemic A Sign Of Hope For Many
• Whitmer Proclaims Oct. 11 Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Stellantis To Reinstate Domestic Partner Benefits
• Focus: HOPE Providing Free Produce to Families Amid Rising Food Costs
• Native American Advocates In Colorado Call For End To Celebrating Columbus Day
• Custom Police Squad Golf Cart Given To Waseca Officer Arik Matson
• Murdered Utah Football Player From North Texas, Aaron Lowe, Remembered For Optimism And Kindness
• MSU Football Player Sues School Amid Ongoing Suspension, Claims Rights Violated
• Rat Infestation Has North Philadelphia Residents Begging City For Help
• Report: Jon Gruden Resigns as Raiders Head Coach in Wake of Offensive Emails
• Silicon Valley Discontent: 7 In 10 Say Quality Of Life Has Declined In Poll; 56% Considered Leaving
• Alex Verdugo Called Out On Questionable Call Late In Game 4 Vs. Rays
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms, Torrential Rain Come In Waves
• Pennsylvania State-Owned University Enrollment Drops To Lowest Level In Decades
• Man In Custody After Exchanging Gunfire With Law Enforcement In Oakdale Standoff
• Call Kurtis: California Lottery Payout Delays
• Naked Female At Denver International Airport Walked Around Concourse A Asking Passengers 'Where Are You From?'
• DC's New Superman Comes Out As Bisexual In Upcoming Comic
• Raiders Coach Jon Gruden Out Ahead Of Game Against Broncos
• Steelers Wide Receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster To Miss Rest Of Season After Injuring Shoulder
• Jon Gruden Out As Raiders Coach Over Offensive Emails, AP Reports
• Timberview High To Reopen Tuesday With 'Heightened Security' And Counseling Services Following School Shooting
• Red Flag Warning: Crews Stand By In Santa Cruz Mountains As Winds Whip Up
• Southwest Airlines Offers Explanations For Flight Cancellations, But Industry Expert Not Buying Them
• Losers Of 4 Straight, Dolphins Seeing Bad Come In Bunches
• Appeals Court Throws Out Life Sentence For Washington County Woman In Murder Of Her Newborn In 2004
• WATCH: Video Shows Massive Sideshow That Invaded Quiet Natomas Neighborhood 
• CDOT Says It's Ready For Snow Despite Lack Of Snowplow Drivers
• Pittsburgh Funeral Director Says It Is Not Uncommon For Fans To Scatter Ashes At Sporting Events
• UPDATE: Firefighters Mopping Up Hot Spots After Vegetation Fire In San Jose Foothills Burns 8 Acres
• Man Shot, Pregnant Woman Injured At Hughson Residence
• Dry, Windy Weather Shows Fire Season Isn't Over Yet
• Southwest Apologizes For Cancelled Flights, Denies Rumors Of Pilot Protest
• Mayoral Candidates, Gov. Hochul, Others Grapple With How To End The Violence On New York City Streets
• 3 Injured In Shooting In Pittsburgh's Hill District
• Frederick County Adult Detention Center To Implement Digital Mail System
• 3 Arrested In San Jose Cold Case Fatal Stabbing From 2001
• Inquiry To Be Launched Into Newburgh Schools Following Starvation Death Of 7-Year-Old Peter Cuacuas
• Attempted Kidnappers In Stockton Targeted 19-Year-Old Female
• The Jobs Are Out There: Big Businesses Heading Into Busy Holiday Season Looking For 'Attitude Over Aptitude'
• UPDATE: PG&E PSPS Outages In Effect; Up To 44,000 Customers To Be Impacted
• Austin Meadows, Eduardo Rodriguez Battle In Historic 17-Pitch At-Bat
• Westmoreland County Mother Has Warning To Other Parents About Dangers Of Snapchat
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 21-Year-Old Keith Lapradel
• After Deadly Mass Shooting, St. Paul Pastor Wonders: Where's The Outrage?
• Denver International Airport Looking For 'Creative' Ways To Avoid Parking Problems
• World War I-Era Grenade Found In Los Altos Home Prompts Response From Bomb Squad
• Only On CBSLA: Digital Disaster Leads To Dodger Dog Delivery Problems
• Anne Arundel County Board Of Education Approves $7.4M School Bus Driver Plan
• UPDATE: Cal Fire Crews Contain Murieta Fire Burning in Sacramento County
• Denver Weather: First Big Blast Of Snow This Season
• Land Rover Recognizes Hamptons Community Outreach For Its Work Assisting Those Struggling With Poverty
• Collier Township Community Ties Blue Ribbons On Mailboxes To Remember Postal Worker Louis Vignone
• Zoo Lights To Return To Maryland Zoo This Holiday Season
• Cowboys Great Rayfield Wright Giving Back To The Community
• Drug Store Managers In NYC Say Shoplifting Skyrocketing, Which Is Why More Items Are Under Lock And Key
• Hyde Park Activists Preparing Now To Avoid Halloween Night Problems On 53rd Street
• On This Columbus Day, Views Collide Over Meaning Of Holiday
• STEM School Highlands Ranch Met With Criticism For Delay On Mask Exemption Order
• Mount Sinai Researchers Studying Psychological Effects Of COVID-19 Pandemic On Front-Line Health Care Workers
• Farm Share Partners With Local Artists To Use Color To Highlight Dark Issue Of Food Insecurity
• Navy nuclear engineer and wife arrested for trying to sell submarine secrets
• Merck Asks FDA To Approve First COVID-19 Pill
• Retired Engineer from Washington State Wins Annual Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Weigh-Off
• Cal Fire Responds to New Wildfire In Tehama County
• Watch Bill Belichick's Postgame Speech After Patriots' Win Over Texans: 'Needed 60 Good Minutes Of Football, And We Got 30'
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, Police Chief Eddie Garcia Unveil Plan To Reduce Domestic Violence
• UFC Star Chuck Liddell Arrested For Domestic Battery
• Climate change is "single biggest health threat facing humanity," WHO says
• North Dallas Residents Cope With Anxiety As Tornado Anniversary Approaches
• Schools blame TikTok challenge for inciting vandalism and theft
• Boston Marathon Returns To Patriots' Day In 2022
• Crew Member On Blue Origin's New Shepard Has Pittsburgh Ties
• Evacuations Ordered in Area of Wildfire Burning in Madera County
• VIDEO: Highlights From 2021 Boston Marathon
• Indigenous Peoples' Day Celebrated Across Tri-State Area
• Broward School Board To Discuss Appointing Dr. Vickie Cartwright To Superintendent Position
• 'Go Out There...Enjoy It': Dr. Anthony Fauci Says Kids Should Enjoy Halloween This Year And Trick-Or-Treat
• 115 Men Arrested In Tarrant County Online Sex Trafficking Sting
• Numerous South Florida Entities Under Review For Possible Vaccine Passport Ban Violation
• Doctor At Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Enrolls Her Toddler In COVID Vaccine Trial
• Company Accused Of Violating State Laws And Polluting Westmoreland County Couple's Well Water
• 3 People Wounded, Suspect Killed, In Shooting At Lancaster Restaurant
• Travelers Weary Of Southwest Airlines Woes; Dozens Of Flights Cancelled
• 'We've Normalized This Now': Gun Violence In The Twin Cities Is Leaving More Innocent People Dead, Traumatized
• Fort Lauderdale Looks At Innovative Ways To Cut Down EMS Response Time
• At Least 2 Dead After Small Plane Crashes Into Neighborhood Near San Diego
• Norma's Eastern Mediterranean Cuisine Partners With Philabundance To Give Afghan Evacuees A 'Taste Of Home'
• 2 Hospitalized Following Weekend Shootout In San Leandro
• Summer Stage Theater Program For Upper Darby Kids Facing Uncertain Future Amid Public Dispute
• Human Justice March Calls For New Strategy To Address Gun Violence, Systemic Issues In New York City
• Washington Wizards Hold Open Practice At Morgan State University
• Double Amputee Marko Cheseto Completes Boston Marathon Despite Issues With One Prosthetic Leg
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• Southwest Airlines Flight Delays, Cancellations Continue For Philadelphia Passengers As Airline Struggles To Get Back To Normal
• Red-Hot Housing Market Continues To Sizzle
• St. Peter's Italian Catholic Church Vandalized With Red Paint, Banner Demands 'Land Back'
• UM Hurricanes QB D'Eriq King Needs Shoulder Surgery, Out For Rest Of Season
• Jewish Family And Children's Service Provides Free Clothing, Fresh Food For Afghan Evacuees
• Elon Musk Widens Lead As Richest Person On Earth
• Crews Respond To Oakmont Senior Living Facility After Fire
• Kevin Strickland "losing belief" in justice system as he awaits hearing
• Nearly 4,000 Without Power In San Ramon; Outage Not Part of Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• Miners Fire In North San Juan Area Prompts New Evacuation Warnings
• Beaches In Huntington, Newport Beach Reopen Monday
• Columbus Day Met With Controversy While Recognized As Federal Holiday
• Puppy Recovered After Being Stolen From Pacifica Home; Suspect Arrested
• Infrastructure risk: Floods could wipe out 25% of U.S. roads
• Merck Asks FDA For Emergency Use Authorization For COVID-19 Pill
• 'It's Monday Night Football': Ravens Fans Gearing Up For Tonight's Game Against The Indianapolis Colts
• SEPTA Transit Police Arrest Man In Relation To 2 Arson Cases
• Maria Ambrocio Remembered As A 'Beloved, Cherished' Nurse Who 'Devoted Her Life To Helping Others'
• Avery Armknecht Arrested For Stabbing Employee During Robbery In Cheltenham Township, Police Say
• Main Line Health Participating In Cutting-Edge I-SPY COVID-19 Trial
• New York City's Annual Columbus Day Parade Marches Up Fifth Avenue
• Pandemic Has Caused Highest Gas Prices In Illinois For Years
• Reimbursement Available To Hunters Who Kill Wolves In Idaho
• Wawa Taking Convenience To Another Level With New Self-Checkout Kiosks At 61 Stores
• Crews Stop Fire That Threatened 2 Orangevale Buildings
• Some Southwest Airlines Passengers Face More Cancellations
• Pasadena Unveils Plaque Honoring Guitar Legend Eddie Van Halen
• Miners Fire In Nevada County Prompts New Evacuation Warnings
• AG Nessel Files Charges In 3 Cases Tied To Absentee Ballots
• Denver Conducts Public Test Of Election Equipment Ahead Of November Election
• Ravens Donate 500 Tickets To UMMS To Attend Tonight's Game Against The Colts
• Philadelphia Labor Leader Johnny Dougherty Out And About Ahead Of Corruption, Bribery Trial
• Newsom Signs North Bay Lawmaker's Bill Aiming To Protect Reporters Covering Protests
• 'I Just Start Praying': Funeral Held For 13-Year-Old Killed Near School As Another Philadelphia Family Loses A Loved One To Gun Violence
• Three BCPS Students Win Baltimore County Public Library's Tales Of The Dead Short Horror Story Contest
• Royal Farms Employee Wins $25,000 In Companywide Contest
• Jeffrey Murray Charged With Killing Darren Blissitt In North Minneapolis Apartment
• Search On For Family Of Man With Memory Loss Found In North Sacramento
• Miramar PD Need Help Finding 13-Year-Old Victoria Gonzalez
• Body Of Missing Elderly Randolph Woman With Memory Loss Found
• Around The Table: Investing And The Economy
• Toddler Found Wandering Alone In Braddock
• Most Americans haven't written personal letter on paper in over 5 years
• Delaware State Auditor Kathy McGuiness Indicted On Felony Theft, Misconduct Charges
• Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Says 'Keeping Things Simple' Key To Success Against Buccaneers On Short Week
• 7-Month-Old Xeniyah Sanders, Abducted From Merrillville, Found Safe
• COVID: California Virus Death Toll Tops 70,000 As Cases Fall From Delta Surge
• Timberview High School Teacher Calvin Pettitt, Shot At School Last Wednesday, Released From Hospital
• Superintendent Of Baltimore County Public Schools Awarded 2021 Excellence In Education Award
• Allen West tweets about his COVID-19 hospitalization
• Small Plane Crashes In Western Colorado Near The Grand Mesa, Killing Pilot
• Gas Explosion Levels Edgewood Home, Man Seriously Injured
• Indigenous Peoples' Day Remembered In Newton A Short Distance From Boston Marathon
• Bystanders Rush in with Fire Extinguishers After Crash on I-80 Near Vacaville
• Stranded Travelers Fed Up With Southwest Airlines Cancellations
• Chris Nikic, Runner With Down Syndrome, Completes Boston Marathon
• 200+ Miami-Dade Students Have Caught COVID Over The Past Week
• PHOTO: Theft Reported At New Ace Hardware Store In Louisville, Surveillance Image Released
• Frustrated Tenants Hold Mock Anniversary For Upper West Side Building's 15-Year-Old Scaffolding
• Woman Dies After Being Shot In The Neck At Hollywood Metro Station; Suspect At Large
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro To Announce Run For Governor
• Plano Is Safest City In Texas According To WallletHub Study
• Former Patriots Fullback James Develin Completes First Boston Marathon
• Gregory Ulrich Indicted By Grand Jury In Deadly Buffalo Health Clinic Shooting
• Baltimore Museum Of Art To Reveal Reimagined Contemporary Wing In November
• Duggan Announces $5M Plan For New Animal Care & Control Facility
• Report: Philadelphia Phillies Hire Kevin Long As Hitting Coach
• The hottest new toys at Walmart, as chosen by kids
• Wind-Toppled Tree Damages Home, Cars In El Granada
• Jon Kent, the new Superman, comes out as bisexual in new comic
• Exclusive: Family Of Jermaine Foster, Suspect In Death Of Nurse Maria Ambrocio, Speaks Out; 'It's So Heartbreaking'
• Dust Storms Shut Down Portions Of Routes 14, 138 In Lancaster
• Denver Weather: Two Storms Hit Colorado This Week, The Second A Bigger Deal For The Metro Area
• Whistleblower Frances Haugen to meet with Facebook Oversight Board
• California's Total COVID-19 Death Count Tops 70,000 As Cases Fall
• Facebook unveils tools to "nudge" young users off harmful content
• Bear Spotted Wandering Through Pasadena Neighborhood
• Bystanders Rush In With Fire Extinguishers After Crash On I-80 Near Vacaville
• Danica Patrick Finishes First Boston Marathon, Crosses Off Only Thing On Her Bucket List
• Boston Marathon Runners Thrilled To See Viral Golden Retriever In Ashland
• Burnout And Low Turnout Of Applicants Leaving CPD With Officer Shortage; 'People Don't Want To Be The Police'
• Philadelphia Formally Celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day For The First Time
• 'It Doesn't Get Old': Paralyzed Hockey Player Matt Brown And Running Partner Inspired By Boston Marathon Cheers
• CPD Issues Community Alert On Rash Of Catalytic Converter Thefts In Jefferson Park
• 96% Of Kaiser Permanente's Nurses, Healthcare Workers Vote To Authorize Strike
• 3 Economists, Including Pittsburgh Native, Awarded Nobel Economics Prize
• UPDATE: Injury Accident Cleared; Westbound I-80 Lanes Reopen on Carquinez Bridge
• Southwest Airlines Disruptions Continue Monday, After Thousands Of Weekend Flight Cancelations
• Michigan High School Unhappy After Soccer Opponent Sets Record For Goals
• Maryland Updates Data On Staff Vaccinations At Nursing Homes
• Police In Georgia Looking For Driver Who Hit And Killed College Student From Texas
• Downtown LA's Father Serra Park To Get Renamed
• Democratic Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro To Enter 2022 Governor Race
• Body Found In Pompano Beach Canal
• Bloodless Bullfighting, A Portuguese Tradition Kept Alive In Central Valley
• It's Too Soon To Declare Victory Against COVID-19 Ahead Of The Holidays, But These Festivities Are Safe To Resume, Experts Say
• Driver Cited After Striking Teen In Crosswalk Outside Wheat Ridge High School
• PHOTOS: Boston Marathon 2021
• Showtime Docuseries 'Buried' Rekindles Interest In Susan Nason Cold Case Murder
• 'Spotlight' Actor Brian d'Arcy James Completes First Boston Marathon
• None Hurt After Fire Destroys Trailer In Fridley
• "Squid Game" costumes are hot. Getting one may cost you.
• King Soopers Shooting Suspect Will Get A Second Mental Health Evaluation
• USC's Head Swim Coach Jeremy Kipp On Leave During Investigation Into Reports Of Abusive Behavior
• Human remains found in search for missing N.J. woman Lauren Cho
• Biden Attends Nephew's Wedding To Ex-'Real Housewives' Star Meghan O'Toole King
• Dick Hoyt's Grandson Troy Finishes First Boston Marathon
• 4 Suspects Sought In Break-In At Palo Alto Woman's Home
• Over 99% Of Eligible Montgomery County Residents Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Lockdown Lifted At Village Oaks Elementary School After Police Investigate Gun Threat
• Grafton's Chaz Davis Becomes First Boston Marathon Para Athlete Winner
• Florida Teachers Hesitant To Download App Designed To Save Lives
• Gophers Running Back Trey Potts Out For Season With Undisclosed Injury
• Gun violence has killed 1,165 U.S. teens and kids so far this year
• COVID In Minnesota: 3,223 New Cases, 25 More Deaths; Positivity Rate Climbs To 7.8%
• New York City's Annual Columbus Day Parade Marches Up Fifth Avenue
• Teachers, Staff Eligible For Free Breakfast At McDonald's All Week
• Ambridge Baby Who Overdosed On Heroin Died
• MLB Playoffs: White Sox Vs. Astros Game 4 Postponed Until Tuesday Amid Storm Threat
• Who's Pitching For Red Sox And Rays In Game 4 At Fenway?
• Shalane Flanagan Completes Boston Marathon In Quest To Run 6 Majors In 42 Days
• Minnetonka Moccasin Issues Apology For Appropriating Native Culture, Makes Commitment To Native Community
• New Technologies And Data Analytics Transform Knee Surgery
• Part Of I-94 In Benton Township Named For Worker Killed On Road
• More Cancellations For Southwest Airlines Amid Staffing Shortage
• Gaithersburg Officers Will Not Be Charged In Fatal Shooting
• Dallas Police Searching For Canterbury Crossing Apartments Shooter Who Killed 18-Year-Old Christen Heath
• Chicago Marathon Runners Rest After Racing And Raising Money For Charities
• 69th Annual Columbus Day Parade Kicks Off Downtown; Indigenous Peoples Day Rally In Rogers Park
• It's Almost Time For Zoo Lights To Return To The Maryland Zoo
• Chicago, Phoenix Mayors Wager Hometown Goodies For WBNA Finals
• UPMC, AHN Won't Deny Organ Transplants To Patients Not Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Police Open Fire On Suspects In $4 Million Jewelry Heist Fleeing Midtown Traffic Stop
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3-Day Total Of 1,017 New Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Moccasin maker Minnetonka apologizes to Native Americans
• Rebecca Blank Named First Female President Of Northwestern University
• Mayor Brandon Scott Makes Makes A Bet With Indianapolis Mayor Over MNF
• Child Found Dead In LaPorte County; Person Of Interest In Custody
• BSO Have Found Missing Woman 67-Year-Old Cephita Exama
• California demands gender-neutral toy displays at big stores
• McDonald's Thanks Southern California's Teachers With Free Breakfast All Week
• Grant Writers Urging More To Apply For Funding Aimed At Combatting Violence, Helping Youth Programs
• Here's What's Open And Closed On Columbus Day
• Teen Dies, Cousin Injured After ATVs Flip At Michigan Dunes
• Some Wins Can Feel Like Losses And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Who Was That Guy Leading The Boston Marathon For So Long? CJ Albertson Makes A Name For Himself
• NFL coach Jon Gruden again denies he's racist after Raiders lose
• Herschel Walker raises $3.7 million in bid to unseat Georgia's Warnock
• Russian prison designates opposition leader Navalny a terrorist
• Giants-Dodgers: Alex Wood Set To Start Pivotal Game 3; 'He Always Wants The Ball'
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Says Kids Should Enjoy Halloween This Year And Go Trick-Or-Treating
• Pump The Brakes Captain Kirk... Blue Origin Delays Texas Blast Off Of History Making Space Flight
• SoCal Edison Warns Santa Clarita, Simi Valley Customers Of Possible Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• Florida Seeks To Short-Circuit Student Mask Case
• 'A Promise Is A Promise': White Sox Fan Vows To Get Tattoo In Leury Garcia's Honor Just Before His Big Home Run
• Split Rock Lighthouse To Allow Visitors Again For Fitzgerald Memorial
• MSU: Nearly 90% Of Students, Staff Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Ranks No. 21 Among States With Biggest Bullying Problems
• Diana Kipyogei Of Kenya Wins Boston Marathon Women's Race
• PG&E Shutoffs Begin For Parts Of Nearly Two Dozen Counties
• 3 Killed, 41 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Anne Arundel County Police Dispatcher Charged For Defrauding County
• St. Paul Mass Shooting: Woman Killed, Marquisha Wiley, Remembered As 'Bright, Joyful And Supportive'
• Study Looks At Mental Health Toll From Pandemic On Front Line Healthcare Workers
• Two Killed In Fiery North Hollywood Wreck
• Benson Kipruto Of Kenya Wins Boston Marathon Men's Race
• DSO Leads Drive To Collect Instruments For Students
• Baltimore Man, 39, Charged With Attempted Murder In Brehms Lane Shooting
• Video shows Ohio police pull disabled driver from car
• Iraq captures ISIS finance chief and former deputy leader
• Dianne Whelan on completing her 16,000-mile trek through Canada
• Actor crushed to death during opera at famous theater
• Manuela Schar Wins Boston Marathon Women's Wheelchair Race For Third Time
• What Do You Think About Kids Ages 5 to 11 Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine?
• Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker Tests Positive For COVID-19
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Elliott And Harvick Feud As Larson Wins
• 1 Dead After Early Morning Crash In Roseville
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Key Metrics Dip As State Nears 85% Vaccination
• CBS3 Pet Project: How Long Can Cats Stay Alone At Home?
• Fauci says kids can go trick-or-treating this year
• Marcel Hug Wins Boston Marathon Men's Wheelchair Race, But Wrong Turn Costs Him Course Record And $50,000
• WATCH LIVE: 2021 Boston Marathon (Streaming In New England Only)
• Gray Wolf Pack Seems To Have Disappeared In Northwest Colorado
• Chicago Weather: Storms Monday Afternoon
• Tom Brady Only Needed Five Weeks To Throw More Touchdowns Than Every 44-Year-Old In History ... Combined
• 1 Person Seriously Hurt In Shooting On Decatur Street In Denver
• Look Up To See The Moon Passing Jupiter And Saturn This Week
• Merck Asks FDA For Emergency Authorization For 1st Pill To Treat COVID
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Spotty Afternoon Showers Possible
• Police: Man Dies After Apparent Assault In Del Paso Heights
• Fatal Crash On Interstate 76 Leads To Closures Northeast Of Denver
• $11M Gift Helps University Of Michigan Put Emphasis On Environmental Justice
• At Least 1 Dead, 3 Injured After Crash Involving 7 Vehicles On Kennedy Expressway
• Two Systems In Tropics Have Low Potential For Development
• Another Slow Start Dooms Broncos In Loss To Steelers
• Bay Area Fire Crews on Alert as Red Flag Warning Goes Into Effect
• Dr. Oz Asks Sanjay Gupta What He Believes Is The Biggest Mistake The U.S. Made At The Start Of The Pandemic
• Stanford, UC Berkeley Professors Win Nobel Prize In Economics
• What Dr. Sanjay Gupta Wants Everyone To Do Before The Next Pandemic
• South Florida Business Owner Iman Kawa Faced Pandemic Challenges, Created Popular Cookie Company
• Lions' Campbell Can't Hide Emotions
• Merck Asks FDA For Emergency Authorization For First Pill To Treat COVID-19
• Southwest Airlines Flight Cancelations Causing Headaches For Travelers At Philadelphia International Airport
• Minn. DNR Halts Farmed Deer Movement To Prevent Spread Of CWD
• Rays Stunned By Ground-Rule Double Call, But Umpire Says Ruling Was 'Very Simple'
• Driver Hits, Kills Pedestrian On Route 1 In Lawrenceville, Police Say
• Police Say Juan Hernandez Sexually Assaulted 12-Year-Old Girl On Bus
• UFC Fighter Luis Peña Charged With Battery In Deerfield Beach
• PTL Links: Oct. 11, 2021
• After 19-Month Pandemic Hiatus, Sopraffina Marketcaffe Reopening Adams Street Restaurant In The Loop; 'I Missed Our Family'
• Georgia police officer shot to death on first shift on job
• Some Children's Hospitals See Another Surge In Rare Covid-19 Complication Mis-c
• Car Strikes Gas Meter At NE Minneapolis Apartment Building, Starting Fire
• Fiona Hill says January 6 was a "dress rehearsal"
• 2021 Boston Marathon Preview: What To Watch For
• Merck Asks FDA To Authorize Its Promising COVID-19 Pill
• Alex Cora Calls Text From Bill Belichick His 'Highlight Of The Year'
• What's Different At The Boston Marathon This Year?
• Race Director Dave McGillivray Set To Run Boston Marathon For 49th Consecutive Year
• Minnesota Weather: Cooldown To Average Temperatures Coming Later This Week
• U.K. police taking "no further action" against Prince Andrew
• Miya Marcano Celebration Of Life Ceremony, Funeral Will Be Held This Week At Cooper City Church
• U.S. and Taliban hold first talks since Afghanistan withdrawal
• NYPD: 2 Men Wanted After Shooting In Wakefield
• Southwest cancels more than 1,000 weekend flights
• Merck asks FDA to authorize first pill to treat COVID-19
• Biden rejects Trump's bid to keep White House material from Jan 6 panel
• Merck Asks FDA To Authorize First Pill To Treat COVID
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Start To The Week With Cooldown Coming
• Storms That Brought Severe Weather Warnings, Heavy Rain & High Winds To North Texas Leave Tornado Damage In Oklahoma
• Nearly all major airlines mandate COVID vaccine for employees
• Prioritizing Prevention: Keep RSV On Your Radar In The Face Of COVID-19 And Seasonal Flu
• Prioritizing Prevention: Keep RSV On Your Radar In The Face Of COVID-19 And Seasonal Flu
• Prioritizing Prevention: Keep RSV On Your Radar In The Face Of COVID-19 And Seasonal Flu
• Prioritizing Prevention: Keep RSV On Your Radar In The Face Of COVID-19 And Seasonal Flu
• Prioritizing Prevention: Keep RSV On Your Radar In The Face Of COVID-19 And Seasonal Flu
• 1 Year After Ankle Injury Dak Starts Slow But Ends With A Cowboys Trouncing Of The Giants
• Police: Human Remains Found In California Area Where Missing New Jersey Native Lauren Cho Last Seen
• Doctors Worry Breast Cancer Screenings May Get Pushed Aside Due To COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects
• 3 U.S.-based economists win Nobel Prize for economics
• Merck Seeks FDA Emergency Use Authorization For Antiviral COVID Treatment Molnupiravir
• Angelo's II Restaurant's Popular 'Ghostbusters' Halloween Display Returns
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy, Mild, Stray Showers Possible Monday
• Goldman Sachs recruits workers who left jobs during pandemic
• Pregnant Doral Teacher, Heiry Calvi, Accused Of Having Sex With Student Bonds Out Of Jail
• Ross Park Mall, South Hills Village, Grove City Outlets To Remain Closed On Thanksgiving Day
• 3 Men Arrested After 'Hellish' Mass Shooting At St. Paul Bar Leaves 1 Dead, 14 Injured
• New Jersey Nurse Dies From Injuries Suffered After Being Knocked To Ground By Alleged Mugger In Times Square
• Passengers Scramble After Southwest Airlines Cancels, Delays Over 2,000 Flights
• 18-Year-Old Charged With Fatally Shooting Mother At Staten Island Home
• Paul McCartney says John Lennon was behind Beatles' breakup, not him
• No Charges For Passenger In LaGuardia Airport Emergency Landing
• Police Search For Driver After Car Hits Bicyclist In South Philadelphia
• WPIAL Launches League-Wide Food Drive To Benefit Local Families In Need
• ATM Explodes Inside West Philadelphia Convenience Store, Police Say
• Teenager Shot Twice While Leaving North Philadelphia Vigil, Police Say
• Thousands Flock To Philadelphia As Broad Street Run Returns
• Extras Needed For 'The Pale Blue Eye,' Netflix Movie Filming In Pittsburgh
• Billy Porter Speaks About Childhood Bullying, Abuse, Finding A Safe Haven On The Stage
• Man Dies In Shenango Twp. Motorcycle Crash
• One Person Injured In Aliquippa Shooting
• Boston Marathon Weather Forecast: Cloudy With Sprinkle Early Then Sunny Breaks With Rising Temperatures
• MIT Professor Joshua Angrist Shares Nobel Prize In Economics
• 'It's Insulting': Attendees Of Columbus Day Parade Upset With Latest Ruling On Controversial Marconi Plaza Statue

Videos from October 11, 2021

• 10/11: Red and Blue
• January 6 committee threatens Steve Bannon and others who defy subpoenas
• Local Matters: Some experts concerned about aging oil pipelines in California
• Heavy snow expected in Rockies as fire danger increases in West
• U.S. COVID-19 infections trend down as experts warn of a possible "twindemic" with flu this winter
• Blind runner conquers Boston Marathon
• Paul McCartney blames John Lennon for Beatles split
• Fiona Hill on how the "opportunity gap" is impacting the U.S.
• Missouri inmate still incarcerated, despite prosecutors saying he's innocent
• Merck seeks emergency use authorization for COVID pill
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